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Woman charged with intimidating Lindsay Clancy jurors by filming them outside courtroom

Woman charged with intimidating Lindsay Clancy jurors by filming them outside courtroom
The Independent World Wednesday 02 September 2026, 14:19 UTC By Erin Keller 1 min read
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Woman in court charged with intimidating jurors in Lindsay Clancy case by filming them The woman who allegedly filmed jurors in Lindsay Clancy’s trial pleaded not guilty Wednesday as prosecutors sought $50,000 cash bail - Bookmark A Massachusetts woman pleaded not guilty Wednesday to aggravated intimidation of a witness, juror or person furnishing information in connection with criminal proceedings, a day after she was arrested outside the courthouse where jurors in Lindsay Clancy’s...

Woman in court charged with intimidating jurors in Lindsay Clancy case by filming them The woman who allegedly filmed jurors in Lindsay Clancy’s trial pleaded not guilty Wednesday as prosecutors sought $50,000 cash bail - Bookmark A Massachusetts woman pleaded not guilty Wednesday to aggravated intimidation of a witness, juror or person furnishing information in connection with criminal proceedings, a day after she was arrested outside the courthouse where jurors in Lindsay Clancy’s triple-murder trial are deliberating. Dawn Light, 56, of Sutton, was arrested Tuesday afternoon after she was allegedly caught recording people leaving the courthouse, according to Massachusetts State Police, Court TV reports. Prosecutors requested $50,000 cash bail at Light’s arraignment Wednesday. The Independent has contacted the Massachusetts State Police for comment. This is a breaking news story. More follows
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